Children will learn a range of printmaking techniques, develop new skills, and build confidence while creating at their own pace. Each session combines demonstrations with plenty of time for independent exploration in a relaxed, supportive studio environment.
When
Mondays, 3.30–4.45pm
Dates
14 September – 14 December
(No sessions during half term: 26 October & 2 November)
Group size
Maximum 12 children
Cost
£120 for all 12 sessions
Includes all materials and a personal portfolio folder.
We'll work with professional printmaking materials, portable printing presses, and a variety of hand-printing techniques. Each session begins with a demonstration before opening into longer making time, where children can experiment, follow their own ideas, and develop their work with guidance and support.
There is no pressure to produce finished work, the focus is on process, exploration, creativity, and enjoyment.
What's included:
All printmaking materials
Professional inks, papers and tools
Use of portable printing presses
A personal portfolio folder to keep all completed work
Children will:
Build confidence in creative decision-making
Learn a range of printmaking techniques
Explore ideas independently and with guidance
Develop their own creative voice
Enjoy a calm, hands-on studio experience
Is this club right for my child?
This club is ideal for children who enjoy making, experimenting, and exploring ideas. No previous printmaking experience is needed, just curiosity and a willingness to have a go.
Emma Bond is a London-based illustrator and botanical printmaker whose work explores pattern, texture, and close observation of the natural world.
Emma has lived in Walthamstow with her family for over 13 years and is passionate about creating welcoming, low-pressure creative spaces where children can explore at their own pace. She believes printmaking offers an exciting, tactile way to experiment, solve problems, and develop confidence through making.
Alongside her own practice, Emma leads workshops in schools, galleries, and community settings. She previously spent four years working as a secondary school art technician and has an up-to-date DBS certificate and Paediatric First Aid qualification.
Booking & payment:
Places are confirmed once payment is received. You will then receive an email with a link to complete your online booking form. This helps ensure I have all the information needed to keep the sessions safe, supportive, and well organised.
Cancellations & refunds:
Cancellations up to 14 days before the first session will receive a full refund
After this time, refunds are only possible if the space can be filled
Once the sessions have started, refunds are not available
If something unexpected happens, please get in touch, I will always try to be flexible where possible
Accessibility:
If your young person has any access needs, sensitivities, or would benefit from adjustments, please do get in touch in advance, I’m very happy to talk things through and make a plan together.
Children will learn a range of printmaking techniques, develop new skills, and build confidence while creating at their own pace. Each session combines demonstrations with plenty of time for independent exploration in a relaxed, supportive studio environment.
When
Mondays, 3.30–4.45pm
Dates
14 September – 14 December
(No sessions during half term: 26 October & 2 November)
Group size
Maximum 12 children
Cost
£120 for all 12 sessions
Includes all materials and a personal portfolio folder.
We'll work with professional printmaking materials, portable printing presses, and a variety of hand-printing techniques. Each session begins with a demonstration before opening into longer making time, where children can experiment, follow their own ideas, and develop their work with guidance and support.
There is no pressure to produce finished work, the focus is on process, exploration, creativity, and enjoyment.
What's included:
All printmaking materials
Professional inks, papers and tools
Use of portable printing presses
A personal portfolio folder to keep all completed work
Children will:
Build confidence in creative decision-making
Learn a range of printmaking techniques
Explore ideas independently and with guidance
Develop their own creative voice
Enjoy a calm, hands-on studio experience
Is this club right for my child?
This club is ideal for children who enjoy making, experimenting, and exploring ideas. No previous printmaking experience is needed, just curiosity and a willingness to have a go.
Emma Bond is a London-based illustrator and botanical printmaker whose work explores pattern, texture, and close observation of the natural world.
Emma has lived in Walthamstow with her family for over 13 years and is passionate about creating welcoming, low-pressure creative spaces where children can explore at their own pace. She believes printmaking offers an exciting, tactile way to experiment, solve problems, and develop confidence through making.
Alongside her own practice, Emma leads workshops in schools, galleries, and community settings. She previously spent four years working as a secondary school art technician and has an up-to-date DBS certificate and Paediatric First Aid qualification.
Booking & payment:
Places are confirmed once payment is received. You will then receive an email with a link to complete your online booking form. This helps ensure I have all the information needed to keep the sessions safe, supportive, and well organised.
Cancellations & refunds:
Cancellations up to 14 days before the first session will receive a full refund
After this time, refunds are only possible if the space can be filled
Once the sessions have started, refunds are not available
If something unexpected happens, please get in touch, I will always try to be flexible where possible
Accessibility:
If your young person has any access needs, sensitivities, or would benefit from adjustments, please do get in touch in advance, I’m very happy to talk things through and make a plan together.
